The Roswell Rock

     Today we delve into the topic of UFOs and their alleged presence in New Mexico (among other places).  Specifically, we are going to look at the Roswell Rock.

     On September 4, 2004, Robert Ridge, an auto body shop owner, was walking in the desert around Roswell, New Mexico.  Yes, that Roswell, the site that many believe is where a UFO crashed in 1947, leaving spaceship debris and alien bodies. 

     Back to Mr. Ridge.  It took four years for him to go public about his find.  Interestingly, the rock is a replica of a crop circle that occurred in Chiseldon, Great Britain, in 1996.

     Some have inspected the rock and believe that its fine craftsmanship means that it is of alien origin.  Yet others believe that it was made by MLennium Productions, a company which made stone replications of crop circles.  They are no longer in business and cannot be contacted.  Believe whichever version you wish.

     What interests me most, however, is that nobody has discussed what the symbol means.  When I saw it on TV, it jumped out at me that it references Twin Souls.  More on that next week.

A Book on Coincidence and Dreams

     I recently read Robert Moss' book The Three "Only" Things: Tapping the Power of Dreams, Coincidence and Imagination.  He talks about how we can use the Field theory to understand our present and even manifest a desired future.  What I found most interesting was his section on dreams.  I guess it's because in The Gemini Bond, the main character, Rissa, has dreams which eventually guide her to meet her Twin Soul.  I know of others who have predictive dreams and this influenced my writing about Rissa's gifts. 

     Mr. Moss takes it further to explain how to do lucid dreaming, where you can enter a dream in a semi-conscious state and interact with that dream on a different level.  I personally have managed to do that only a handful of times.  Perhaps this book will help you be successful in that.  Interesting reading.

Happy Hallowe'en

Happy Hallowe'en,

Guys and Ghouls.

 

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Another Interesting Book

     OK, I'll admit it.  I've been really late in hopping on the Ursula K. Le Guin band wagon.  She's been writing for quite a while and I've not been hooked on her stuff until this last summer, when I read one of her early books, The Lathe of Heaven.  All I can say is, "Wow."  What a gutsy book.  And imaginative.  And beautifully written. 

     What interested me, aside from the highly original story of a man whose dreams alter current reality and the doctor who uses those dreams to his twisted advantage, is how in each new reality, the man's romantic interest keeps coming back.  It's as if the eddies of reality, however changed it is (and there are aliens and a volcano-splattered Portland, Oregon is some of these realities), bring her back to him. 

     Sounds like Twin Souls a little bit, doesn't it? (Except the volcano and aliens part, that is).

     If you haven't already, treat yourself to this book.

An Interesting Book

     I am finding that Michael Singer's book The Untethered Soul is still proving to be a challenge.  I mean that in the sense that it is a bit challenging to get through (the writing is a little dense and the concepts deep, although no more so than, say, Eckhart Tolle's writing style), and it's kicking my little spiritual butt. 

     That aside, I wanted to mention another book Singer wrote back in the 1970s called Three Essays on Universal Law.  It is even more dense, stylistically, than his later book, but he also explains the concepts of karma, will, and love in clear ways.  It reads a bit like a scientist explaining Eastern concepts.  If you'd like to learn more about the laws of karma, how will works, or the law of love, check it out.  My advice?  Take it slow and in little sections.  It will sink in better that way.

What Personality Type are You? Part 6

     Perhaps you've read through the other personality quizzes and haven't found one that fits you yet.  That's OK.  We have one last quiz today.  Let's try this one on for size.

     This person often has a strong, lean physique, with long, large bones, a sculptured, narrow face, deep-set eyes, narrow shoulders with wider hips, and long fingers and toes.  They are articulate, clever, and introspective.  They may seem self-contained and self-sufficient.  They have penetrating and scrutinizing minds, and often have well-developed critical thinking skills.  They are curious, seeking knowledge and trying to understand.  They prefer to remain hidden, enigmatic, and anonymous.

     They may come across as emotionally inaccessible and distant.  They may struggle with isolation and loneliness.  They may seem tactless, unforgiving, and suspicious.  They might be labeled eccentric or fanciful.  Physically, they may suffer from backache, chilliness, frigidity, hardening of the arteries, and problems with teeth and gums.

     Does this sound like you?  If so, you are a Water type, a Philosopher, as explained in Beinfield and Korngold's book Between Heaven and Earth: A Guide to Chinese Medicine.  The Water type's power comes from their ability to conceive, concentrate, and conserve.  However, they need to balance their toughness, bluntness, and detachment with tenderness, sensitivity, and openness. 

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What Personality Type are You? Part 5

     So far, we've explored the personality types as explained by Beinfield and Korngold in their book, Between Heaven and Earth: A Guide to Chinese Medicine.  Perhaps you don't resonate with the descriptions from previous weeks of the Wood, Fire, or Earth type.  Well, let's see how you do with today's quiz.

     This person often has an erect, trim physique, with smooth skin, delicate features and small bones.  They may hold themselves with their chest high.  They like definition, structure, and discipline.  They respect authority, virtue, and discretion.  They strive to live according to reason and principles.  They hold themselves, and others, in the highest of standards.  They love beauty, ceremony, and refinement.  They are often methodical, precise, and reserved.

     This personality type may have problems with coming across as indifferent or inhibited.  They may seem autocratic, overly strict, and persnickety.  They may seem formal, distant, and unnatural.  They might be labeled as self-righteous, perfectionistic, or dogmatic.  Physically, they may suffer from stiff joints and muscles, dry skin and hair, shallow breathing, sensitivity to barometer changes, and poor circulation.

     Does this sound like you?  If so, you are a Metal type, an Alchemist.  Metal types need to balance their rationality, self-control and meticulousness with passion (Wood), spontaneity (Fire), and social involvement (Earth).  Are you starting to see how a personality type needs all elements in order to stay in balance?

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